tree 366d9e6698759e31807564372959e4d11ced7510
parent 5019a5aa5a3e5b8061fd30df5faf31eba0854070
author Adam Sadovsky <asadovsky@gmail.com> 1444357842 -0700
committer Adam Sadovsky <asadovsky@gmail.com> 1444357842 -0700

TBR: docs: syncbase: s/yncGroup/yncgroup/

With this change, we establish a convention of treating
"syncgroup" as a single, common (non-proper) noun.

The main motivation for this change was consistency, for
a term that's used widely across our codebase and docs.

Arguments for "Syncgroup" over "SyncGroup" were:
- it's "Syncbase", not "SyncBase"
- we'd probably like to use "syncgroup" rather than
"sync_group" in snake-case text, e.g. in filenames like
"syncgroup_test.go"; using "SyncGroup" for camel-case
text would make these two inconsistent (Nick pointed
this out)
- avoids ambiguity about capitalization at the start of a
sentence vs. inside a sentence ("SyncGroup" vs.
"syncgroup"?)

(Note, I discussed this change with Bindu, Raja, and Nick
before making it.)

I mainly used 'find -exec perl -pi -e' to prepare this
change, plus manual inspection and tweaks. The main
painful part was updating lots of comments in the Syncbase
implementation to use "syncgroup" instead of "Syncgroup"
where that was the intended usage.

MultiPart: 1/11

Change-Id: I8b04e74985f6007ce27d3e4f33548574decf7e98